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Jaguar Land Rover ponders bid for minicab firm Addison Lee

Future growth in driverless vehicles and shared ownership spurs UK’s biggest carmaker

Ford under criminal investigation in US over auto emissions

Carmaker becomes latest firm to face scrutiny by authorities over pollution tests

Tesla Model 3 to go on sale in UK next week

Right-hand drive version of more affordable electric car available to order on 1 or 2 May

Tesla gets restraining order against alleged harasser

Carmaker says man trespassed on factory in California and drove at security guard

Poll shows 50% of Australians support shifting all sales of new cars to electric vehicles by 2025

Transition to electric vehicles to cut carbon emissions has dominated climate policy debate in the Australian election campaign

Sky News at war as Paul Murray and Kieran Gilbert trade blows: ‘Let’s get into it’

Clash plays out live on air on day one of the 2019 federal election campaign. Plus: who farted?

Hyundai warns of ‘fear-mongering’ over electric cars in Australia election

Scott Morrison says ‘Bill Shorten can’t explain what his policies mean to Australians’, but car manufacturers are all moving towards electric vehicles

Toyota distances itself from Liberal ads falsely claiming Labor wants to tax cars

The ads use Facebook functionality to target users with an interest in particular car brands, including Toyota Hilux utes

Coalition ‘tying themselves in knots’ on electric vehicles, Mike Cannon-Brookes says

Labor’s 50% target for new car sales ‘is ‘very achievable’ and not ambitious, Australian tech billionaire says

Electric cars: separating the facts from the propaganda

Electric vehicles have been subject to some wild claims in the Australian election campaign, even before it is called. Here’s the reality

‘Shorten wants to end the weekend’: Morrison attacks Labor’s electric vehicle policy

Labor leader says PM has run out of steam on ‘scare campaigns’ and resorted to ‘scaring you about their own policies’

Greens blast key part of Labor’s climate policy as ‘fake action’

Party says allowing heavy polluters to use international permits to meet emissions reduction targets allows companies to ‘keep polluting at home’

Labor’s climate change policy explained: here’s what we know

As the partisan debate roars back to life with Coalition claims of ‘carbon tax 2.0’, these are the facts

50% of new cars to be electric vehicles by 2030 under Labor climate change policy

Bill Shorten to flag a new pollution regulation on car retailers and a reboot of the heavily criticised safeguard mechanism

Raft of woeful forecasts spells an end to Trump’s economic bragging rights

The prospect of trade war with China has receded, but so have hopes of the US economy continuing its 2018 growth rates

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